Sentence examples for naturally reject from inspiring English sources

If you're introduced to high-octane Christianity young, you naturally reject it and then, cautiously, come back.

The civic republicans, naturally, reject this view.

"One says that if you drink super concentrated parsley tea, the overload of vitamin C will naturally reject the pregnancy".

That wouldn't happen today, not in Indiana, where the governor recently signed into law legislation designed not only to make abortion more traumatizing and harder to obtain, but also to freak the crap out of women whose bodies naturally reject a zygote or fetus.

They see people who believe that blowing yourself up will allow you to enter into paradise with 70 virgins, or that if you do not accept Jesus Christ as your personal savior you will rot in hell, or that the entire biblical land of Israel is a God-given right, and so they understandably and naturally reject religion entirely.

Radicals naturally rejected any role for tradition in their thinking.

She's also a vocal defender of growing old naturally, rejecting Botox and surgery as unnatural.

Jamie Kellner, the former WB network chief who took control of CNN in March, naturally rejects the premise.

Lord Goldsmith, his government counterpart, naturally rejects any such notion, insisting the government wants trial by jury in the "vast majority" of cases.In fact, less than 1% of criminal cases in England and Wales ever come near a jury.

If you abandon yourself to free thinking and intelligence, you become superior in every way, and that means, naturally, rejecting the contradictions and dishonesties that are necessary in the normal run of what it means to be good.

Amazon has, naturally, rejected the findings.